Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-10-21

Sabiu's district. Last Friday night a
large number of friends and neighbOls of
Albert and Mrs Crandall assembled at
their hOnse in JOnesvllle, It being the 10Th
anniversary OF their marriage. Refresh
mentS were served during the evening
Those wishing t. dance did sO Twelve
dollars in money and other gifts were left
as testimonial OF regard Saturday
night there came near being serious nc
cldent on one of the railroad crossing
half mile west oI the depot at North
DuXbnrv, TWa men residing six miles
from Essex junction had been to Mont
peller selling apples and pears and were
returning home. They reached the cross
ing just in advances OF the u p. m. accom-
mediation train. They struck the horses
a sharp blow with whip but they were
frightened and went to the side of the
road, striking Il rock. The wagon w5s
badly broken, the horses ran about two
miles and one of the men had his shoulder
disiocated. Dr. f. G. Hooker of Water
bury was summoned VINO came and set
the injured member ....Rev. George E.
Smith of Waterbury preached scholarly
discourse at North DuXbury Sunday after
noon from Psalms 1914. 1t was a nedita-
tion on the majesty grandeur and most
wonderful providence o. God as seen in
the ocean.
HINESBURGH,
Mr.. Bert and Oscar Burritt of Fort Ed
ward, y, ! e, are visiting at Mr.. Marcus
Burtt's... Charles Leonard viii sell
his riding pony and return to Texas this
fall..... Fred d. Falby is shooting in the
Ad.rOndaCNs... Gdileny recently
shot blue heron which stood five feet
ana two inches Digh.....A t!Otting as>O-
citation has been formed here and a half
mile track graded On Edward = 8rs's
meadow. Tne track has been leased
Tor five years at so u Nedr.......
i. Andrews has bought and shipped two
carloads of maple sugar (2l tons to Chi
CagO..... Mr.. Fred LHndon has sold an
interest ii the Lewis Creek creamery TO
\. l.. Eastman Of Bristol and A. u.
EVarts of Waltham. The new company
will put in dam and run the creamery
by water power another separator viii
be ,dded III the spring. Milk brings one
cent q pound..... John Bdrley has orig
mated new seeding potato from ball
of the Jersey peachblow. 1t yields well
and is OF excellent quality,
Recent arrivals are Mr. w. j, Jenisson
of Wauseca Mimi, at DR.. Beechers Mr..
Alfred +. sanctuary and his wife of
Wahpeton, Dakota. at William Sanctu-
ary's, and Mr.. and Mrs. u. II Barber OF
Lucy Barber, who is attending school at
Burlington, at H. W. Hull's......Mr. ana
Mrs. f. w. Perry have just returned from
a carriage drive of POO miles to the south
part OF the State ana report Il very pleas
ant trip. The Congregational Sunday
school sent MIR. Aurelius Sykes and An
drew Dow as delegates to the State sun
day yschool convention at West Randolph.
....A party of coon hunters were recent
iy driven off from Buck hill by terrible
wild cat. Their dogs We're badly torn.
a team of seven base ball players went to
Charlotte, Saturday, and played the nine
OF that town and won the game by a score
of 3G to 80. At the end Of the fifth inning
the score stood TO ID against the
lIinesburghs and when at the end
OF the ninth the game closed with
the above result, the Charlotte
boys showed considerable temper and re-
fused to give up their bail The funeral
of Mrs. \. l.. Partch was attended Mon
day from her late residence by II large
number Of friends and relatives, there be
ing many from out OF town. The loVeable
character and Christian influence of the
deceased will be widely missed, and this
whole community are mOurners with the
surviving family over their great loss.